What type of conduct is NOT typically included in DITMAC reporting thresholds?

The inclusion of public speaking engagements in DITMAC reporting thresholds is not typical because such activities generally do not pose a direct threat to information security or insider threats. Public speaking engagements often focus on sharing knowledge or promoting organizational initiatives rather than engaging in potentially harmful or malicious activities. On the other hand, conduct such as espionage considerations, unauthorized disclosures, and misuse of information technology directly pertains to potential threats against organizational security and the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of sensitive information, making them relevant for reporting thresholds. These aspects are crucial in identifying and mitigating insider threats, whereas public speaking is typically seen as a benign or constructive activity that wouldn’t necessitate such oversight.